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Shiv Shukla, a graduate student in conservation biology, is studying a snake fungal disease found in Florida. See what he plans to do with the findings inside the herpetology lab at 鶹AV, where Shukla tests the venomous and non-venomous snakes.
July 13, 2023Research
Ship granted to 鶹AV will enhance Florida Institute of Oceanography’s efforts to build a robust ocean science and maritime workforce
After a 4,000-mile journey, a 117-foot twin-hulled ship granted to 鶹AV is docked at its new home port in St. Petersburg, where it will be operated by the Florida Institute of Oceanography to offer transformative opportunities for students to explore and advance the field of ocean science.
July 12, 2023Research
鶹AV has a new floating classroom that’s more technologically advanced than any other vessel in the Florida Institute of Oceanography’s fleet. 鶹AV and FIO debuted their new vessel, the Western Flyer, at 鶹AV’s St. Pete campus Wednesday morning.
July 12, 2023Research
The Florida Institute of Oceanography in St. Petersburg welcomed a new ship on Wednesday to enhance its marine research capabilities. The 117-foot vessel — dubbed the Western Flyer — features a remotely operated vehicle designed to reveal the deepest parts of the Gulf of Mexico.
July 12, 2023Research
The Western Flyer, which is parked at 鶹AV's St. Pete campus, is expected to create new opportunities for students.
July 12, 2023Research
Centuries-old teeth could indicate the effectiveness of pandemic quarantines
Through DNA analysis, 鶹AV researchers will trace the evolution of genetics in individuals who died from the Black Death during quarantine, helping determine the effectiveness of containment measures, such as isolation and masks.
July 11, 2023Global Research, Research
Alison Barlow, executive director of the St. Petersburg Innovation District, said she wants the Innovation District’s master plan to envision what the area, and its organizations, could look like decades into the future.
July 11, 2023Innovation
The record-breaking mass of stinky seaweed that began appearing on Florida’s iconic beaches this spring, known as the Great Atlantic Sargassum Seaweed Belt, shrunk in the Gulf of Mexico by 75% last month, according to scientists from the 鶹AV’s Optical Oceanography Lab.
July 10, 2023Research
Women will use dance and other visual arts to explore and share their experiences with breast cancer, during a retreat hosted by 鶹AV faculty members on the Sarasota-Manatee campus.
July 6, 2023Research
Tampa Bay residents with a smartphone can help scientists at the 鶹AV with tracking mosquitoes through an online dashboard, especially now that malaria cases were in Florida this summer.
July 5, 2023Research
Mosquito watch: 鶹AV researchers urge use of global dashboard in light of recent malaria cases
People are encouraged to be “citizen scientists” and upload photos of any mosquitoes that they find. By identifying the species of mosquito, the team can determine its potential for carrying diseases and alert local authorities to its location.
June 29, 2023Research
鶹AV awarded more than $8.5 million to train public health leaders in national collaborative leadership program
In an effort to strengthen the U.S. public health system, three national philanthropic nonprofits joined to award 鶹AV grants to lead the PHEARLESS initiative designed to rebuild collaboration and leadership skills among public health leaders.
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